Remnote user here, kinda starting to feel trapped inside it ahah Wanted to explore more foss solution (and flat-file ish ! :3) Also wanted to use Zotero more, I know this isn't something Dendron might be made for, but since it's mostly vscode addons...?

Just reading the rational behind the "tree based hierachy" of notes on dendron and realized I also was doing it in remnote

Ah, really what would be perfect is a remnote-ish way to make flashcards

Maybe in the yaml header, idk

I think we were actually just talking about an extension that treats all

##

headers as flash cards then preps for anki deck export

I do really like the idea of flash cards in Dendron tho 👀

I'd love something as advanced than remnote's in this case :p making documents to learn is something remnote truly shine, but sadly I'm mostly taking notes and researching, not really having much need to relearn stuff for now so it's kinda underexploited ;;

It's simple keywords allowing to create highly detailed flashcards, in their contexts, so you can quickly dig in back if you want to relearn it a bit

Aka "not having to maintain your learning material AND your flashcards"

How do yall keep references documents / book / research stuff, if any ?

In an academic way I mean

heh, good timing. we just had a thread on this today

to support flashcards, I would checkout current anki extensions to get inspired https:/dendron.so/notes/401c5889-20ae-4b3a-8468-269def4b4865.html#use-dendron-with-anki

dendron lets you export/import your notes as JSON so you can also put it back into remnote for flashcards: https:/dendron.so/notes/66727a39-d0a7-449b-a10d-f6c438185d7f.html#export

Oh, indeed ahah Yeah, building a bibliography like this, with markdown, seems smart

Yet I was kinda seeking for a more automated way, lot of peoples around me use tools like zotero or stuff to build bibliography, and then isert them. Yet it make sense when you use word/libreoffice writer documents, because how limited they are in building a set of documents, I thought maybe there was some bibtex vscode things, or stuff like that, that could help generating bibliography on the fly

(I study in two fields at the same time, each have their own bibliographics codes, yet for the sake of my braincell I wanna just focus on giving the book 1 time and don't worry much )

i think vscode does have those extensions. there's this for example. i recall seeing a bibtex specific one but don't recall what it is at the moment 😅 https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=mblode.zotero

Oooh, this anki for vscode seems neat, thanks

Yeah, I stumbled on this extension too (why it's not on openvsx aaa ;;) Just wondered if some of you are using lots of reseach papers and had a workfly I could cop... inspire myself from

Gonna have a look at thoses "planters" of yours :3

I know @User has a more research heavy workflow 😇

Love the "Academics" tutorial kevin! I work on researches a lot and plan to work on some academic articles in dendron

well, that's a use case we are actively working on supporting 🙂

If you guys are planning a standalone app, you can see how Obsidian works

I love the writing experience in Obsi

But it don't let us publish our notes 😢

yeah, i've used it and the writing experience is definitely a lot more user friendly. definitely something we're working towards